Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09


me in my humble attempt to till this high OF
fee. Iregret that, from want of experience
and greater ability have accomplished SO
little for the association. But the abilities
and experiences Of my brother omcers, ana
the several committees, combined Win Tue
thorough work done by them gives US re-
newed assurance that this will be the most
successful meeting in our history. AND
| think especial credit is due our efficient sec
retary, together with the local secretary for
| their untiring efforts toward this result.
1t will be noticed that he suggested many
points which ought to be attended to by the
association. A committee consisting OF b
W. Woodward, Of Lawrence; j. P. Allen,
| Wichita; G.. F. Brown, Ottawa, was appoint
ed to consider the same.
Treasurer C. D. Barnes submitted his re-
port, showing balance on hand OF $4So.9o.
The association yesterday took In $50 as
initiation fees and dues.
| D. Y. Wheeler, Of st. Louis, was rendered
the privileges of the floor as representative
of the Missouri State Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation. The same privilege was extended to
the physicians and druggists OF the CITY,
non-members.
The association selected ten names by bal
lot from which the Governor is compelled to
select one or more to fill vacancy on state
board Of pharmacy. The following are the
names:
R. S. Drake, Beloit; F. E. Holiday, Tope-
ka; W. c. Johnston, Manhattan; NJ l.. Stone,
Wamego; J. p Allen, Wichita; j. I. Moore,
Lawrence; George Leis, Lawrence; d. w.
Spangler, Perry r. F. Bryant, Lincoln
There was considerable discussion as to the
proper method of selecting the above names,
but the result and plan adopted seemed to be
satisfactory. Absolute fairness to all mem
bers of the association, absent Or present.
was the cause of discussion
Hon. Rodolph Hatfield rendered the well
Coming address. The welcome rendered
meant more than words could convey. de
could not but notice the marked intelligence
of those present, and he was glad
that the practice of pharmacy IN
Kansas was in so good hands. he
said he would not deliver the keys OF the city
in virtue of the statutory laws.
There has been wonderful progress made
in pharmacy since the time King Henry OF
| Great Britain commanded his apothecarles
TO find the philosophers stone. You, gentie-
men, are the chemists that work to leu US III
telligently administer remedies for TINS iran
body of ours. Any city who would not well
come such a body ought to be eliminated
from the body polite itself.
At this point he reiterated the welcome IN
behalf of the city.
| responded.
In the course of his remarks he referred u
the wonderful prosperity of the city and re-
ferred to the Wichita people as intelligent
and progressive. He remembered "lchiIa
as little village, growing larger apparently
without resources to back it. That this was
no mushroom growth the buildings on every
hand conclusively prove.
Mayor Allen then announced the banquet
at Garfield opera house last evening ana une
carriage drives which took place at 4 O'CLOCK
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: 1. L. Drake, Beloit, president
first vice-president, Charles Lawrence
Wichita. second vice-president, Albert lot
ten, Usage City, secretary, John +. Wlnse'
!, Lawrence, assistant secretary, d. Holmes,
/ Topeka Executive committee, Charles Law
renee. chairman ex-officio, H. w. Spangler
Perry, E. E. Lewis, Solomon City, J. W.
Hurst, Newton, w. W. Naylor. Holton. The
new officers of the association dispensed
with their pieces.
, A change of the time of meeting
was then decided upon. Hereafter the third
Wednesday in May, instead of the second
, Wednesday in June, the. association Will con
| vene. The change was made SO meetings
| could be held in the cooler season.
A committee of fivewas appointed to make
. an extensive report on the various displays
made by exhibitors. The committee is com
posed of NJ. L. Stone, Wamego; W. C.John
son, Manhattan; j. P. Allen, R. l.. Law
renee; D. W. Norris Emporia-
1t was announced that special order
would be made for the reading of five papers
upon pharmaceutical topics at the first ses
, sion to-day.
The following were elected to membership
D.. V. Rieson, Halstead; c. L. Richmond
Russell; W. Y. Miller, Ell Dorado: d. II
| Hettinger, Wichita; W. L. Davis, Wichita
NJ. T.. Irish, daIStedu, T. ~
: Armstrong, Ell Dorado; d. ID
5 Keath, Usage City;J. H. Albright, Hutch
5 inson; c. B. Windslow, Hutchinson, A
Tancel, Heddam; E. P Fox, Washington; G.
: B. Crandall, Jewell City; NJ. Sarback, Hol
3 ton: o. Wareham, Wichita; A. T. Wagner
Topeka; T. W. Carlan, Brooksville; H. NJ
Curry, W. W. Brown, o. c. Tohey, Salina
e T. E. Williams, Manhattan; F. A. Gorden
t Council Grove; F. S. Ouley, Howard; o. j
Chaplin, Ottawa; W. S. Miller, Jewell City
I ]. Westheimer, Pratt; A. S. Allen, Grea
Bend; c. A Curtis, Ottawa; S. NJ. Aster
E. E. Sidlinger, D. S. Robersts, Hutchinson
F. J. Knowlton, Newton; Leon Locke, Con
5 way Springs; J. W. Collar, Mt. Hope; W
Dsvis, Valley Center: c. Y. Pyle, Hiawatha
T. Stevens, Hiawatha: F. Vawter, Randolph
: J. E. Shaw, Mulvane; J. kiefner, Garder
Plain: B. W. McChandless, Emporia: l. Hol
, lar, Burlinggame
e At for o'clock in the afternoon the associa
ton adjourned for a drive over the
: CITY, There were quite number of car
riages at the door waiting to accommodate
the visitors. They soon were proportional
out behind the fine speeders.
On returning one Of the members Of the
, association was heard to speak in most com
plimentary terms concerning the city. H'
:, had not been here for near ten years, and
confesses that be had never anticipated see